Ask questions, get advice, and explore trends and best ideas in gardening. Bring samples of plants and insects for identification and problem diagnosis. You can also learn about upcoming Master Gardener programs and pick up soil test kits.

The Extension Master GardenerSM Info Table is open at select events beginning in April. Click here to download the 2019 schedule.

Or . . . Call the Helpline

Our Garden Helpline is another way to get your gardening questions answered. Master Gardener volunteers are available for phone calls, walk-ins, and emails.

Extension Master GardenerSM Volunteers of Buncombe County are ready to answer your gardening questions! Beginning March 1, the Garden Helpline will have additional support on Monday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. through September. Our Master Gardener volunteers are available for phone calls, walk-ins, and emails.

Master Gardener answers Helpline question.

Call our Garden Helpline at 828-255-5522 or visit the Extension office at the location shown below. If your call rolls over to voicemail, just leave a message. If you bring a plant sample to the office, please be sure it’s large enough for plant identification. Not sure how to collect a plant sample? Give us a call. You can also email your questions and plant photos to Buncombemg@gmail.com.

Each year, Extension Master Gardener volunteers answer hundreds of gardening questions. From October through February, your questions will be answered by Alison Arnold, Extension Agent, Consumer Horticulture. The Extension office and our Helpline are closed on N.C. state holidays.

The Extension Master GardenerSM Info Table can also help you with your gardening questions! Volunteers can be found at various Tailgate Markets and at special events throughout Buncombe County from April through September. Wondering where we will be through the season? Just check our events calendar at www.buncombemastergardener.org. Stop by and tell us how your garden is growing!

Ask questions, get advice, and explore trends and best ideas in gardening. Bring samples of plants and insects for identification and problem diagnosis. You can also learn about upcoming Master Gardener programs and pick up soil test kits.